I agree, but your hand, you're right - it's huge!!roy mawbey wrote:The watch looks just fine, no problem at all.
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Watch, no sign of Baby Bootsy just yet!sladey wrote:Watch or baby?Bootsy wrote: I'ver had a new arrival but haven't had a chance to take any pics yet!
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See towards bottom of page twopb911 wrote:Just changing tack does a martini liveried nato strap exist - ie the porsche martini colours on a nato strap ?
I love my nato strap on my old speedmaster but gulf or martini colours would be great
thanks , paul
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A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
so when can we expect a special limited edition DDK watch?
i've been wondering what all the fuzz is about but, then remembered that i own 5 watches myself. although i have never paid more than £30 for any of mine.
the orange one is a (proberly fake) Porsche one i got from ebay.
the black one if a freebie from Boots
i've been wondering what all the fuzz is about but, then remembered that i own 5 watches myself. although i have never paid more than £30 for any of mine.
the orange one is a (proberly fake) Porsche one i got from ebay.
the black one if a freebie from Boots
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Currently Porscheless but on the look out for my 30th
Currently Porscheless but on the look out for my 30th
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me too, I prefer clean or BrazilianHelen wrote:
i've been wondering what all the fuzz
it's difficult to quantify an obsession with watches but when it gets you, it gets you bad!
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10.5" span (little finger tip to thumb tip) at full stretch.. my grans comment when I was born was along the lines "look at those hands and feet! if he were a puppy you wouldn't take him home.."left4dead wrote:I agree, but your hand, you're right - it's huge!!roy mawbey wrote:The watch looks just fine, no problem at all.
Roy
there is a company called timefactors ( clicky ) who make NATO straps. they made them for a limited bond sub re-issue and can do most colours.. they even do the "bond nato" strap with an additional orange pin-stripe inside the grey lines which might make a nice basis for a DDK watch
not sure if they do martini/gulf colours, but they do customs so you might be able to get one made up if you can't source via page 2!..
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you got it!JAN wrote:Just the same as old clapped out underperforming cars eh?Bootsy wrote:me too, I prefer clean or BrazilianHelen wrote:
i've been wondering what all the fuzz
it's difficult to quantify an obsession with watches but when it gets you, it gets you bad!
1972 911T | 1994 993 Carrera | 1999 986 Boxster | 1990 T25 Camper
Vintage Heuer, Omega, Zenith and other vintage watches - http://www.heuerheritage.co.uk
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there is a company called timefactors ( clicky ) who make NATO straps. they made them for a limited bond sub re-issue and can do most colours.. they even do the "bond nato" strap with an additional orange pin-stripe inside the grey lines which might make a nice basis for a DDK watch
not sure if they do martini/gulf colours, but they do customs so you might be able to get one made up if you can't source via page 2!..[/quote]
thanks , I have the bond nato so maybe will email and see what they say re martini livery
thanks
paul
not sure if they do martini/gulf colours, but they do customs so you might be able to get one made up if you can't source via page 2!..[/quote]
thanks , I have the bond nato so maybe will email and see what they say re martini livery
thanks
paul
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These are available in 18mm size.pb911 wrote:Just changing tack does a martini liveried nato strap exist - ie the porsche martini colours on a nato strap ?
I love my nato strap on my old speedmaster but gulf or martini colours would be great
thanks , paul
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Bit of a lottery I'm afraid.Andy102 wrote:So how do you know?Bootsy wrote: Andy, box came from Ebay. Lots of sellers on there but you get what you pay for. The cheaper stuff have poor noisy motors, ask how I know!
I like the Dulwich watch box at the moment. It has a control panel with three settings, how cool. (I know i need help)
Mine had 3 control settings etc. and so far looks good - it's quieter than my other and hasn;t fallen to bits (my other one did after about 18 months and I took it to bits and rebuilt it.)
I haven't taken the new one to bits though. It was on Ebay for £150 ish and I ended up paying about £70 (it was a second with a small mark on the inside (not that you could see it))
I've heard stories of the really expensive ones faling to bits after a few months so it is a bit of guesstamation I'm afraid.
1972 911T | 1994 993 Carrera | 1999 986 Boxster | 1990 T25 Camper
Vintage Heuer, Omega, Zenith and other vintage watches - http://www.heuerheritage.co.uk
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I ahve a 6 watch "Van Gough" from here:
http://www.officialtime.org/p_winder.asp#
Has been running with no issues for about 3 years. Practically silent, seperate motor for each watch (no point in spinning a manual watch) with clockwise/anticlockwise/both ways rotation. Very nice quality too
http://www.officialtime.org/p_winder.asp#
Has been running with no issues for about 3 years. Practically silent, seperate motor for each watch (no point in spinning a manual watch) with clockwise/anticlockwise/both ways rotation. Very nice quality too
Porscheless but still aircooled